Nationals
Kamala Harris Holds Early Edge in Democratic 2028 Polling, Though Race Remains Wide Open
WASHINGTON — Former Vice President Kamala Harris holds a narrow lead in early Democratic polling for the 2028 presidential nomination, though new survey data suggests the contest remains highly competitive,...
Labor disputes grow as workers push for higher wages
Labor disputes are expanding across several industries in the United States as workers demand higher wages and improved working conditions. Strikes and negotiations are affecting sectors including transportation, manufacturing, and...
Thune pushes back against Trump as Gop tensions emerge in the senate
Washington, D.C. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is increasingly showing signs of disagreement with President Donald Trump, highlighting growing…
Dominican Republic
Sister of slain driver says no circumstance justified his killing in Santiago de los Caballeros
The sister of Deivy Carlos Abreu Quezada, a driver who died after being chased and attacked by a group of motorcyclists last weekend in Santiago, said that no circumstance justifies the killing. Celine Abreu described the act as unacceptable and called for accountability. She stated that regardless of the different versions…
New York
Hochul signs state budget focused on lowering costs, housing and public safety
ALBANY, NEW YORK. – Governor Kathy Hochul has signed New York State’s new budget into law, a legislative package that the administration says is designed to lower costs…
Footprints
The Three Filters of Socrates
Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher who lived in Athens around the 5th century BC. He is widely regarded as the father of Western philosophy and ethics. He left no written works, but inspired many disciples, including Plato and Xenophon. Socrates had a strong reputation for wisdom and believed that dialogue was superior to writing. As a result, he…
Investigations
In-depth reporting on topics that impact our communities.
Each investigation brings together multiple stories, documents, and analysis.
Editorials
Universities Must Protect Debate Without Encouraging Extremism
Universities have historically served as spaces where difficult ideas can be debated openly and critically. In recent years, however, many academic institutions have struggled to balance freedom of…
Policy
Political protests across U.S. cities shape public agenda
Political demonstrations took place in multiple U.S. cities, highlighting tensions surrounding legislative and social issues. Participants voiced demands related to public policy, civil rights, and institutional reforms. The protests were...
Business
Housing Market Remains Tight Despite Cooling Demand
The U.S. housing market remains constrained despite signs of cooling demand from buyers. Limited inventory continues to keep home prices elevated, even as higher mortgage rates reduce affordability for many households. Real estate experts say the imbalance between supply and demand is preventing a more significant price correction. The situation has left many potential buyers…
Airlines Face Rising Costs as Fuel Prices and Demand Shift
Airlines are facing increasing financial pressure as fuel prices rise and travel demand becomes less predictable. Industry analysts reported that higher operating costs, driven largely by energy prices, are forcing...
U.S. Retail Sales Show Signs of Slowdown as Consumer Spending Weakens
The U.S. housing market remains constrained despite signs of cooling demand from buyers. Limited inventory continues to keep home prices…
U.S. Tech Stocks Show Volatility Amid Economic Uncertainty
The U.S. housing market remains constrained despite signs of cooling demand from buyers. Limited inventory continues to keep home prices…
